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* GroinAttack: To Marc Mero.
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* ProductPlacement: While Marc Mero was recovering from his knee injury in mid-1997, Sable would occasionally be used to model the latest T-shirts on ''Raw.'' There was actually a CallBack during Mero's initial heel turn, with him accusing her of using the WWF as her "personal catwalk."
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* LesYay: It was subtext in her feud with Tori, and [[InvokedTrope overt]] when she came back in 2003 to feud with Torrie Wilson.
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* PowerStable: Replaced the Jackyl as the leader of the Oddities following their face turn.
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* PowerStable: Replaced the Jackyl as the leader of the Oddities [[Wrestling/JohnTenta the]] [[Wrestling/{{Kurrgan}} Oddities]] following their face turn.
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* [[HoYay Les Yay]]: It was subtext in her feud with Tori, and overt when she came back in 2003 to feud with Torrie Wilson.
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'''Rena Mero-Lesnar''' (formerly Rena Greek) better known as '''Sable''', was one of the biggest stars of wrestling in Wrestling/{{WWE}} during the The Attitude Era. She was introduced in 1996 as the valet of Wrestling/TripleH and then Marc Mero before becoming hugely popular with the fans and thus was featured more prominently, WWE reviving their women's division and building it around her. However she was not a wrestler herself and so it was arguably her that started the trend of placing looks over wrestling ability in WWE. Regardless she is recognized as one of the first WWE Divas and was the first to coin the term, although technically Tammy Lynn "Sunny" Sytch and Terri "Marlena" Runnels were playing the Diva archetype before Sable arrived in the WWE. She was a 1x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwf-wm.html WWE Women's Champion]].
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'''Rena Mero-Lesnar''' (formerly Rena Greek) better known as '''Sable''', was one of the biggest stars of wrestling in Wrestling/{{WWE}} during the The Attitude Era. She was introduced in 1996 as the valet of Wrestling/TripleH and then Marc Mero before becoming hugely popular with the fans and thus was featured more prominently, WWE reviving their women's division and building it around her. However she was not a wrestler herself and so it was arguably her that started the trend of placing looks over wrestling ability in WWE. Regardless she is recognized as one of the first WWE Divas and was the first to coin the term, Divas, although technically Tammy Lynn "Sunny" Sytch and Terri "Marlena" Runnels were playing the Diva archetype before Sable arrived in WWE, and Terri was the WWE.one to first use the word on television, though never really credited for it.. She was a 1x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwf-wm.html WWE Women's Champion]].
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* DomesticAbuse: Implied in Marc Mero's heel turn in late 1997, as he berated her constantly and looked to be on the verge of hitting her. She once took off her sunglasses and there was a bruise under one of her eyes, which was explained away as her having been kicked by her horse.
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* DomesticAbuse: Implied in Heavily implied during Marc Mero's heel turn run in late 1997, as he berated her constantly and looked to be on the verge of hitting her. She once took off her sunglasses and there was a bruise under one of her eyes, which was explained away as her having been kicked by her horse.
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* MoneyDearBoy: Was reportedly paid a huge amount of money for her appearance on ''Nitro''.''Nitro'', where she did nothing more than simply sit in the crowd.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Invoked this when she left WWF, claiming sexual harrassment among other things. Her claims were disputed in court by various WWF executives. She won the rights to money made from Sable merchandise, but she didn't get the rights to the Sable gimmick or get her no-compete contract clause revoked so she could work for WCW.
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* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Invoked this when she left WWF, claiming sexual harrassment harassment among other things. Her claims were disputed in court by various WWF executives. She won the rights to money made from Sable merchandise, but she didn't get the rights to the Sable gimmick or get her no-compete contract clause revoked so she could work for WCW.
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** After leaving WWF, Sable was supposed to head to WCW, where she was planned to be the driver of the white hummer that hit Kevin Nash's van. But since she had a no-compete clause in her WWF contract, she wasn't allowed to work for WCW in any capacity.
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** After leaving WWF, Sable was supposed to head to WCW, where she was planned to be the driver of the white hummer that hit Kevin Nash's van.limo. But since she had a no-compete clause in her WWF contract, she wasn't allowed to work for WCW in any capacity.
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'''Rena Mero-Lesnar''' (formerly Rena Greek) better known as '''Sable''', was one of the biggest stars of wrestling in Wrestling/{{WWE}} during the The Attitude Era. She was introduced in 1996 as the valet of Wrestling/TripleH and then Marc Mero before becoming hugely popular with the fans and thus was featured more prominently, WWE reviving their women's division and building it around her. However she was not a wrestler herself and so it was arguably her that started the trend of placing looks over wrestling ability in WWE. Regardless she is recognized as one of the first WWE Divas and was the first to coin the term, although technically Tammy Lynn "Sunny" Sytch and Terri "Marlena" Runnels were playing the Diva archetype before Sable arrived in the WWE.
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'''Rena Mero-Lesnar''' (formerly Rena Greek) better known as '''Sable''', was one of the biggest stars of wrestling in Wrestling/{{WWE}} during the The Attitude Era. She was introduced in 1996 as the valet of Wrestling/TripleH and then Marc Mero before becoming hugely popular with the fans and thus was featured more prominently, WWE reviving their women's division and building it around her. However she was not a wrestler herself and so it was arguably her that started the trend of placing looks over wrestling ability in WWE. Regardless she is recognized as one of the first WWE Divas and was the first to coin the term, although technically Tammy Lynn "Sunny" Sytch and Terri "Marlena" Runnels were playing the Diva archetype before Sable arrived in the WWE. She was a 1x [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwf-wm.html WWE Women's Champion]].
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* AmericanAccents: She's originally from Jacksonville, UsefulNotes/{{Florida}}, and her Southern accent did show up at times.
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* AmericanAccents: She's originally from Jacksonville, UsefulNotes/{{Florida}}, though not acknowledged as such on TV, and her Southern accent did show up at times.
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* BarelyThereSwimWear: BarelyThereSwimwear: Her infamous bikini contest against Jacqueline where she had hands painted on her breasts. Her idea actually.
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'''Rena Mero-Lesnar''' (formerly Rena Greek) better known as '''Sable''', was one of the biggest stars of wrestling in Wrestling/{{WWE}} during the The Attitude Era. She was introduced in 1996 as the valet of TripleH Wrestling/TripleH and then Marc Mero before becoming hugely popular with the fans and thus was featured more prominently, WWE reviving their women's division and building it around her. However she was not a wrestler herself and so it was arguably her that started the trend of placing looks over wrestling ability in WWE. Regardless she is recognized as one of the first WWE Divas and was the first to coin the term, although technically Tammy Lynn "Sunny" Sytch and Terri "Marlena" Runnels were playing the Diva archetype before Sable arrived in the WWE.
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* ActorAllusion: Sable would always flip out in matches if her opponents went after her face. She had it written into her contract that she couldn't take bumps and for her match at ''[=WrestleMania=] 14'' her opponents were warned not to disfigure her in any way (she had a ''Playboy'' shoot coming up).
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* ActorAllusion: Sable would always flip out AllGirlsLikePonies: Grew up with horses and confirmed in matches if her opponents went after her face. She had it written into her contract interviews that she couldn't take bumps and for her match at ''[=WrestleMania=] 14'' her opponents were warned not to disfigure her in any way (she had a ''Playboy'' shoot coming up).loves them.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: For one of the most beautiful women in all of wrestling history, her character could be quite ugly on the inside. And if you believe JimCornette and various others who worked with her, it wasn't just her character either.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: For one of the most beautiful women in all of wrestling history, her character could be quite ugly on the inside. And if you believe JimCornette Wrestling/JimCornette and various others who worked with her, it wasn't just her character either.
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* ChristmasCake: Well, her husband BrockLesnar seems to [[LikesOlderWomen like older women]], and she's the reason why.
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* ChristmasCake: Well, her husband BrockLesnar Wrestling/BrockLesnar seems to [[LikesOlderWomen like older women]], and she's the reason why.why.
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* DefeatByModesty: It's how she lost the first ever Evening Gown match. Inverted with how she lost the Women's Championship. She defeated Debra in an evening gown match but Shawn Michaels stepped in and stated that in his opinion the woman who had lost her dress was the real winner and awarded the title to Debra.
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* DefeatByModesty: It's how she lost the first ever Evening Gown match. Inverted with how she lost the Women's Championship. She defeated Debra in an evening gown match but Commissioner Shawn Michaels stepped in and stated that in his opinion the woman who had lost her dress was the real winner and awarded the title to Debra.Debra. This would be her last TV appearance until 2003.
* DomesticAbuse: Implied in Marc Mero's heel turn in late 1997, as he berated her constantly and looked to be on the verge of hitting her. She once took off her sunglasses and there was a bruise under one of her eyes, which was explained away as her having been kicked by her horse.
* DomesticAbuse: Implied in Marc Mero's heel turn in late 1997, as he berated her constantly and looked to be on the verge of hitting her. She once took off her sunglasses and there was a bruise under one of her eyes, which was explained away as her having been kicked by her horse.
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** Especially apparent in the ''{{Playboy}}''-sponsored match at ''[=WrestleMania=] XX'', in which she teamed with Torrie Wilson against Stacy Keibler and Jackie Gayda. Of those four, Sable participates the least, and in fact is hardly in the match at all.
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** Especially apparent in the ''{{Playboy}}''-sponsored ''Magazine/{{Playboy}}''-sponsored match at ''[=WrestleMania=] XX'', in which she teamed with Torrie Wilson Wrestling/TorrieWilson against Stacy Keibler Wrestling/StacyKeibler and Jackie Gayda. Of those four, Sable participates the least, and in fact is hardly in the match at all.
* {{Hypocrite}}: When she returned to WWE she did the very things she complained about in her lawsuit (appearing nude on TV, lesbian storylines etc).
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* PopularityPower: At the peak of her career Sable was so popular that WWF reinstated its women's division just to give her something to do.
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* PowerStable: Replaced the Jackyl as the leader of the Oddities following their face turn.
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* RomanceOnTheSet: Twice. First with real life husband Marc Mero which was onscreen as well. Secondly with BrockLesnar of all people.
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* RealitySubtext: Sable would always flip out in matches if her opponents went after her face. She had it written into her contract that she couldn't take bumps and for her match at ''[=WrestleMania=] 14'' her opponents were warned not to disfigure her in any way (she had a ''Playboy'' shoot coming up).
* RomanceOnTheSet: Twice. First with real life husband Marc Mero which was onscreen as well. Secondly withBrockLesnar Wrestling/BrockLesnar of all people.people. Though, it does tell us something about her taste in men
* RomanceOnTheSet: Twice. First with real life husband Marc Mero which was onscreen as well. Secondly with
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* ActorAllusion: Sable would always flip out in matches if her opponents went after her face. She had it written into her contract that she couldn't take bumps and for her match at ''[=WrestleMania=] 14'' her opponents were warned not to disfigure her in any way (she had a ''Playboy'' shoot coming up).
* TheBeautifulElite: Both the Too Good To Be True and Evil varieties; breathtakingly beautiful, always dressed to the nines, perfect body, gracious to all her fans, powerful and independent...also manipulative, scheming, selfish and ready to pull out the claws.
* BerserkButton: Does not like it when people go after her face. Both Toris found this out the hard way.
* BerserkButton: Does not like it when people go after her face. Both Toris found this out the hard way.
* ChekhovsGunman: Showing how well WWE creative team can plan storylines in advance, Tori was shown in the crowd watching Sable's matches as early as October 1998. She wasn't properly identified as a plant until January 1999 when she snuck into the ring to give Sable a yellow rose.
* GrandmaWhatMassiveHotnessYouHave: In her forties now but [[http://www.diva-dirt.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/sable-brock-lesnar.jpg still looking Sableicious]] for sure.
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'''Rena Mero-Lesnar''' (formerly Rena Greek) better known as '''Sable''', was one of the biggest stars of wrestling in Wrestling/{{WWE}} during the The Attitude Era. She was introduced in 1996 as the valet of TripleH and then Marc Mero before becoming hugely popular with the fans and thus was featured more prominently, WWE reviving their women's division and building it around her. However she was not a wrestler herself and so it was arguably her that started the trend of placing looks over wrestling ability in WWE. Regardless she is recognized as one of the first WWE Divas and was the first to coin the term, although technically Tammy Lynn "Sunny" Sytch and Terri "Marlena" Runnels were playing the Diva archetype before Sable arrived in the WWE.
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'''Rena Mero-Lesnar''' (formerly Rena Greek) better known as '''Sable''', was one of the biggest stars of wrestling in Wrestling/{{WWE}} during the The Attitude Era. She was introduced in 1996 as the valet of TripleH and then Marc Mero before becoming hugely popular with the fans and thus was featured more prominently, WWE reviving their women's division and building it around her. However she was not a wrestler herself and so it was arguably her that started the trend of placing looks over wrestling ability in WWE. Regardless she is recognized as one of the first WWE Divas and was the first to coin the term, although technically Tammy Lynn "Sunny" Sytch and Terri "Marlena" Runnels were playing the Diva archetype before Sable arrived in the WWE.
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Rena Mero-Lesnar (formerly Rena Greek) better known as '''{{Wrestling/Sable}}''', was one of the biggest stars of wrestling in The Attitude Era. She was introduced in 1996 as the valet of TripleH and then Marc Mero before becoming hugely popular with the fans and thus was featured more prominently, WWE reviving their women's division and building it around her. However she was not a wrestler herself and so it was arguably her that started the trend of placing looks over wrestling ability in WWE. Regardless she is recognized as one of the first WWE Divas and was the first to coin the term, although technically Tammy Lynn "Sunny" Sytch and Terri "Marlena" Runnels were playing the Diva archetype before Sable arrived in the WWE.
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** WWF wanted to give Wrestling/{{Golddust}}'s valet Marlena an ambiguously lesbian gimmick to match Golddust's GorgeousGeorge gimmick, and wanted Sable to be the other half of it, but Sable refused.
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** WWF wanted to give Wrestling/{{Golddust}}'s Wrestling/{{Goldust}}'s valet Marlena an ambiguously lesbian gimmick to match Golddust's GorgeousGeorge gimmick, and wanted Sable to be the other half of it, but Sable refused.
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I am not trying to insult Mae Young, but she was always a heel beastess - there was never a single thing Diva-like about her. Diva =/= female wrestler.
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Rena Mero-Lesnar (formerly Rena Greek) better known as '''{{Wrestling/Sable}}''', was one of the biggest stars of wrestling in The Attitude Era. She was introduced in 1996 as the valet of TripleH and then Marc Mero before becoming hugely popular with the fans and thus was featured more prominently, WWE reviving their women's division and building it around her. However she was not a wrestler herself and so it was arguably her that started the trend of placing looks over wrestling ability in WWE. Regardless she is recognised recognized as one of the first WWE Divas and was the first to coin the term. (Either she or her contemporary term, although technically Tammy Lynn "Sunny" Sytch will sometimes be referred to as "the First Diva" - even though that title would more literally belong to "The Queen" Mae Young, who started her professional wrestling career in 1939(!) and continues to appear Terri "Marlena" Runnels were playing the Diva archetype before Sable arrived in WWE to this day.)
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* AmazonChaser: As much as the fans loved her looks, they loved it even more when she actually did moves in the ring.
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* HotAmazon: As much as the fans loved her looks, they loved it even more when she actually did moves in the ring.
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* FaceHeelTurn: After her issue of ''Playboy'' skyrocketed she "went Hollywood" and became an arrogant primadonna.
* FaceHeelTurn: After her issue of ''Playboy'' skyrocketed she "went Hollywood" and became an arrogant primadonna.
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Rena Mero-Lesnar (formerly Rena Greek) better known as '''Sable''', was one of the biggest stars of wrestling in The Attitude Era. She was introduced in 1996 as the valet of TripleH and then Marc Mero before becoming hugely popular with the fans and thus was featured more prominently, WWE reviving their women's division and building it around her. However she was not a wrestler herself and so it was arguably her that started the trend of placing looks over wrestling ability in WWE. Regardless she is recognised as one of the first WWE Divas and was the first to coin the term. (Either she or her contemporary Tammy Lynn "Sunny" Sytch will sometimes be referred to as "the First Diva" - even though that title would more literally belong to "The Queen" Mae Young, who started her professional wrestling career in 1939(!) and continues to appear in WWE to this day.)
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Rena Mero-Lesnar (formerly Rena Greek) better known as '''Sable''', '''{{Wrestling/Sable}}''', was one of the biggest stars of wrestling in The Attitude Era. She was introduced in 1996 as the valet of TripleH and then Marc Mero before becoming hugely popular with the fans and thus was featured more prominently, WWE reviving their women's division and building it around her. However she was not a wrestler herself and so it was arguably her that started the trend of placing looks over wrestling ability in WWE. Regardless she is recognised as one of the first WWE Divas and was the first to coin the term. (Either she or her contemporary Tammy Lynn "Sunny" Sytch will sometimes be referred to as "the First Diva" - even though that title would more literally belong to "The Queen" Mae Young, who started her professional wrestling career in 1939(!) and continues to appear in WWE to this day.)
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: For one of the most beautiful women in all of wrestling history, her character could be quite ugly on the inside.
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* BitchInSheepsClothing: For one of the most beautiful women in all of wrestling history, her character could be quite ugly on the inside. And if you believe JimCornette and various others who worked with her, it wasn't just her character either.
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* LesYay: It was subtext in her feud with Tori. But when she came back in 2003 to feud with Torrie Wilson it was no longer subtext.
** Early on in her WWF career she notoriously refused to participate in a lesbian angle with Marlena. Marlena had been managing the ambiguously gay Goldust and they wanted to make Marlena ambiguously lesbian to match.
** Early on in her WWF career she notoriously refused to participate in a lesbian angle with Marlena. Marlena had been managing the ambiguously gay Goldust and they wanted to make Marlena ambiguously lesbian to match.
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Rena Mero-Lesnar (formerly Rena Greek) better known as '''Sable''', was one of the biggest stars of wrestling in The Attitude Era. She was introduced in 1996 as the valet of TripleH and then Marc Mero before becoming hugely popular with the fans and thus was featured more prominently, WWE reviving their women's division and building it around her. However she was not a wrestler herself and so it was arguably her that started the trend of placing looks over wrestling ability in WWE. Regardless she is recognised as one of the first WWE Divas and was the first to coin the term. (Either she or her contemporary Tammy Lynn "Sunny" Sytch will sometimes be referred to as "the First Diva" - even though that title would more literally belong to "The Queen" Mae Young, who started her professional wrestling career in 1939(!) and continues to appear in WWE to this day.)
!!'''Provides examples of:'''
* BarelyThereSwimWear: Her infamous bikini contest against Jacqueline where she had hands painted on her breasts. Her idea actually.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: For one of the most beautiful women in all of wrestling history, her character could be quite ugly on the inside.
* BlondesAreEvil: As a heel.
* BraidsOfAction: Always wore her hair in a braid or ponytail whenever she was in a match. It's safe to say that if her hair was down, she wouldn't be wrestling.
* BreakoutCharacter: Posed for ''Playboy'' and received numerous TV offers, as well as her own comic book series.
* CatFight: It's what she was best at.
* CatchPhrase: "This is for all the women who want to be me. And the men that come to see me"
* ChristmasCake: Well, her husband BrockLesnar seems to [[LikesOlderWomen like older women]], and she's the reason why.
* DarkSkinnedBlonde: Certainly not the first in WWE, but arguably the TropeCodifier.
* FauxActionGirl: She had this effect on her opponents, especially Luna and Jacqueline since she had it written into her contract that she couldn't take bumps.
** Especially apparent in the ''{{Playboy}}''-sponsored match at ''[=WrestleMania=] XX'', in which she teamed with Torrie Wilson against Stacy Keibler and Jackie Gayda. Of those four, Sable participates the least, and in fact is hardly in the match at all.
* FollowTheLeader: Because of her popularity WWE brought in more women such as Debra, Miss Kitty, Tori and Ivory.
* GirlOnGirlIsHot: And how!
* HotAmazon: As much as the fans loved her looks, they loved it even more when she actually did moves in the ring.
* IAmNotSpock: "My name is Rena Mero, Sable was just a character".
* IWasQuiteALooker: Of course she's aged fairly well but compare it to her dazzling looks when she first debuted.
* KickTheDog: Joined Vince [=McMahon=] in bullying Zach Gowen (the wrestler with only one leg) in the summer of 2003 - and unlike Vince, [[KarmaHoudini never received a comeuppance for it]].
** Unless you count Stephanie attacking her in the parking lot and exposing both her breasts on national TV.
* LesYay: It was subtext in her feud with Tori. But when she came back in 2003 to feud with Torrie Wilson it was no longer subtext.
** Early on in her WWF career she notoriously refused to participate in a lesbian angle with Marlena. Marlena had been managing the ambiguously gay Goldust and they wanted to make Marlena ambiguously lesbian to match.
* MeaningfulName: The sable is a lithe carnivore with lustrous dark brown fur, [[PrettyInMink often worn by]] [[FurAndLoathing the wealthy and/or famous]]. [[BitchInSheepsClothing Then again, it's a close relative of the weasel...]]
* MoneyDearBoy: Was reportedly paid a huge amount of money for her appearance on ''Nitro''.
* PopularityPower: At the peak of her career Sable was so popular that WWF reinstated its women's division just to give her something to do.
* PowerBlonde
* RapunzelHair
* RomanceOnTheSet: Twice. First with real life husband Marc Mero which was onscreen as well. Secondly with BrockLesnar of all people.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Invoked this when she left WWF, claiming sexual harrassment among other things. Her claims were disputed in court by various WWF executives. She won the rights to money made from Sable merchandise, but she didn't get the rights to the Sable gimmick or get her no-compete contract clause revoked so she could work for WCW.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Showed signs of this when she left WWE first in 1999. This was also the basis for her heel turn.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Back in Sable's day there were only three women in the company in 1998 (herself, Luna Vachon and Jacqueline). The number of women grew significantly over the years.
** SmurfetteBreakout: Arguably the first woman to do this in WWE, eclipsing Marc Mero in popularity.
* SpyCatsuit: One of her trademarks. In fairness, she never wrestled in them.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: Occasionally but almost never in the ring though apart from ''[=WrestleMania=] XV''. The Slammys come to mind as well.
* TheVamp: And how!
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The angle with Tori was originally going to have her turn out to be Sable's sister. They went with the obsessed fan story instead.
** After leaving WWF, Sable was supposed to head to WCW, where she was planned to be the driver of the white hummer that hit Kevin Nash's van. But since she had a no-compete clause in her WWF contract, she wasn't allowed to work for WCW in any capacity.
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!!'''Provides examples of:'''
* BarelyThereSwimWear: Her infamous bikini contest against Jacqueline where she had hands painted on her breasts. Her idea actually.
* BitchInSheepsClothing: For one of the most beautiful women in all of wrestling history, her character could be quite ugly on the inside.
* BlondesAreEvil: As a heel.
* BraidsOfAction: Always wore her hair in a braid or ponytail whenever she was in a match. It's safe to say that if her hair was down, she wouldn't be wrestling.
* BreakoutCharacter: Posed for ''Playboy'' and received numerous TV offers, as well as her own comic book series.
* CatFight: It's what she was best at.
* CatchPhrase: "This is for all the women who want to be me. And the men that come to see me"
* ChristmasCake: Well, her husband BrockLesnar seems to [[LikesOlderWomen like older women]], and she's the reason why.
* DarkSkinnedBlonde: Certainly not the first in WWE, but arguably the TropeCodifier.
* FauxActionGirl: She had this effect on her opponents, especially Luna and Jacqueline since she had it written into her contract that she couldn't take bumps.
** Especially apparent in the ''{{Playboy}}''-sponsored match at ''[=WrestleMania=] XX'', in which she teamed with Torrie Wilson against Stacy Keibler and Jackie Gayda. Of those four, Sable participates the least, and in fact is hardly in the match at all.
* FollowTheLeader: Because of her popularity WWE brought in more women such as Debra, Miss Kitty, Tori and Ivory.
* GirlOnGirlIsHot: And how!
* HotAmazon: As much as the fans loved her looks, they loved it even more when she actually did moves in the ring.
* IAmNotSpock: "My name is Rena Mero, Sable was just a character".
* IWasQuiteALooker: Of course she's aged fairly well but compare it to her dazzling looks when she first debuted.
* KickTheDog: Joined Vince [=McMahon=] in bullying Zach Gowen (the wrestler with only one leg) in the summer of 2003 - and unlike Vince, [[KarmaHoudini never received a comeuppance for it]].
** Unless you count Stephanie attacking her in the parking lot and exposing both her breasts on national TV.
* LesYay: It was subtext in her feud with Tori. But when she came back in 2003 to feud with Torrie Wilson it was no longer subtext.
** Early on in her WWF career she notoriously refused to participate in a lesbian angle with Marlena. Marlena had been managing the ambiguously gay Goldust and they wanted to make Marlena ambiguously lesbian to match.
* MeaningfulName: The sable is a lithe carnivore with lustrous dark brown fur, [[PrettyInMink often worn by]] [[FurAndLoathing the wealthy and/or famous]]. [[BitchInSheepsClothing Then again, it's a close relative of the weasel...]]
* MoneyDearBoy: Was reportedly paid a huge amount of money for her appearance on ''Nitro''.
* PopularityPower: At the peak of her career Sable was so popular that WWF reinstated its women's division just to give her something to do.
* PowerBlonde
* RapunzelHair
* RomanceOnTheSet: Twice. First with real life husband Marc Mero which was onscreen as well. Secondly with BrockLesnar of all people.
* ScrewedByTheNetwork: Invoked this when she left WWF, claiming sexual harrassment among other things. Her claims were disputed in court by various WWF executives. She won the rights to money made from Sable merchandise, but she didn't get the rights to the Sable gimmick or get her no-compete contract clause revoked so she could work for WCW.
* SmallNameBigEgo: Showed signs of this when she left WWE first in 1999. This was also the basis for her heel turn.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: Back in Sable's day there were only three women in the company in 1998 (herself, Luna Vachon and Jacqueline). The number of women grew significantly over the years.
** SmurfetteBreakout: Arguably the first woman to do this in WWE, eclipsing Marc Mero in popularity.
* SpyCatsuit: One of her trademarks. In fairness, she never wrestled in them.
* {{Stripperiffic}}: Occasionally but almost never in the ring though apart from ''[=WrestleMania=] XV''. The Slammys come to mind as well.
* TheVamp: And how!
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The angle with Tori was originally going to have her turn out to be Sable's sister. They went with the obsessed fan story instead.
** After leaving WWF, Sable was supposed to head to WCW, where she was planned to be the driver of the white hummer that hit Kevin Nash's van. But since she had a no-compete clause in her WWF contract, she wasn't allowed to work for WCW in any capacity.
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